Bradykinin Receptor

Cat. No.

A59125

CAS No.

23815-87-4

Bradykinin (1-7)

Synonyms: Bradykinin Fragment 1-​7

Bradykinin (1-7) is an amino-truncated variant of the peptide Bradykinin, functioning as a modulator of bradykinin receptors. This metabolite, generated through cleavage by endopeptidase, exhibits significant biological activity in modulating inflammatory responses and vascular functions. It is widely utilized in research focusing on cardiovascular diseases, pain mechanisms, and inflammatory pathways.

Cat. No.

A59129

CAS No.

23815-88-5

Bradykinin (1-6)

Bradykinin (1-6) is a truncated peptide variant of the inflammatory mediator bradykinin that targets bradykinin receptors. It serves as a stable metabolite, generated through the action of carboxypeptidase Y (CPY). This compound is essential for studies involving pain, inflammation, and vascular permeability, providing insights into the role of bradykinin in physiological and pathophysiological processes. Bradykinin (1-6) is particularly useful in research applications exploring receptor signaling and modulation in various biological systems.

Cat. No.

A59140

CAS No.

23815-91-0

Bradykinin (1-3)

Bradykinin (1-3) is a truncated peptide derived from bradykinin, consisting of three amino acid residues. Acting as a bradykinin receptor modulator, it plays a role in various physiological processes, including vasodilation and pain regulation. This reagent is primarily utilized in research applications focused on studying the bradykinin signaling pathway and its implications in inflammatory responses and cardiovascular health.

Cat. No.

A59165

CAS No.

5979-11-3

Bradykinin triacetate

Bradykinin triacetate is a bradykinin receptor modulator that functions as an endothelium-dependent vasodilator, effectively lowering blood pressure. This compound induces contraction in bronchial and intestinal non-vascular smooth muscle, increases vascular permeability, and plays a crucial role in pain mechanisms. It is valuable for research in cardiovascular and respiratory physiology, as well as studies related to vascular biology and pain signaling pathways.